Shewadinber Mekonnen Meskelu

Dean, College of Agriculture and Natural Resource

Dean's Message

Ladies and Gentlemen, esteemed colleagues, students, and honored Presidents,

It is both an honor and a privilege to deliver a sppech as the Dean of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Salale University. I am filled with pride for the remarkable achievements we have made together and the promising future that lies ahead for our College.

Over the past year, our College has been actively engaged in a variety of initiatives aimed at enhancing agricultural education, research, and community engagement. We have successfully launched several undergraduate and postgraduate programs that not only enrich our students' learning experiences but also contribute to the sustainable development of our local communities.

Our faculty and students have been involved in groundbreaking research projects focusing on sustainable agriculture and natural resource management. These projects have not only advanced academic knowledge but have also provided practical solutions to the challenges faced by farmers in our region.

We have strengthened our ties with local farmers through workshops and training sessions that promote best practices in agriculture. By sharing knowledge on modern farming techniques, pest management, crop diversification, and environmental conservation we are empowering our community to improve their livelihoods.

Our students have been at the forefront of these initiatives, participating in internships, field studies, and community service projects. Their enthusiasm and commitment to making a difference are truly inspiring, and I am proud to see them embody the values of our College.

We have established partnerships with various agricultural organizations, NGOs, and government agencies. These collaborations have opened doors for our students and faculty to engage in meaningful projects that have a real impact on society. As we look to the future, we are committed to building on our successes and addressing the evolving needs of our students and the agricultural sector.